Abstract

It is a stringent requirement for China to develop the technology on the measurement for the unavoidable micro residual unbalance of tiny cylindrical rollers of the high-speed precision bearings, which are widely equipped on high-end advanced equipment. During the measurement process, the vibration response excited by micro unbalance, which is easy to be messed up with background noise, is hard to be detected and a soft support mounting bracket is proposed to enhance the amplitude of vibration response, while maintaining the steady rotation of test roller. Accordingly, a dynamic model of both test roller and mounting bracket is constructed to analyze and simulate the vibration response. Furthermore, a μm level high precision laser-based non-contact measurement system consisting of a roller rotation drive system and a vibration signal acquisition system is developed to measure the synchronized vibration of the unbalance. Finally, by comparing experiment results of a standard roller with a special prepared unbalanced roller and comparing experiment results with simulated results, the validity of the proposed measurement method is verified.

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